St. Joachim Catholic Church 21250 Hesperian Boulevard, Hayward, CA 94541-5809
www.stjoachimchurch.net ~ [email protected] (510) 783-2766
Iglesia Católica de San Joaquín Misas Dominicales en Español
Sábado 6:00 PM, Domingo 2:00, 6:00 PM
Misas en Español Miércoles 7:00 PM
Reconciliación Miércoles 6-7 PM, Sábado 3-4:00 PM
Como hacerse miembro de la Parroquia Les damos la Bienvenida a todos los nuevos feligreses a nuestra
parroquia y les exhortamos a que se registren como miembros de la Iglesia. Si usted participa en nuestra Iglesia regularmente y no
se ha registrado todavía, por favor hágalo. Pase por la oficina Parroquial para registrarse.
Bautismos en Español
Por favor contáctese con la oficina Parroquial.
Matrimonio en Español Favor de ponerse en contacto con un Sacerdote o Diacono
después de registrarse. Se necesita seis meses de preparación.
Exposición y Bendición del Santísimo Todos los Viernes 9-1, Primer Viernes 9-6
POR FAVOR . . . RECUERDA A TU PARROQUIA EN TU TESTAMENTO
Sunday Mass in English Saturday 4:30 PM, Sunday 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM & 12:15 PM
Daily Masses 7:00 and 8:30 AM (Saturday 8:30 AM)
Reconciliation Saturday 3-4:00 PM
How to become a Parishioner We welcome and encourage new parishioners to register as mem-bers of our Church. Also, if you have been here awhile and not registered yet, please register. Registrations are taken daily at the Parish office.
Baptisms in English Please contact the Office Secretary
Marriage in English Please contact a Priest after registration. Six months preparation required.
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Every Friday 9-1, First Friday from 9-6.
PLEASE . . . REMEMBER YOUR PARISH IN YOUR WILL
† St. Joachim Catholic Church Mission We are a diverse community, united in faith and guided by the Holy Spirit. We seek to animate all to full conscious and active participation in the life of the Church and the Mission of Jesus Christ. † La Misión de la Iglesia Católica de San Joaquín Somos una comunidad diversa, unida en la fe y guiada por el Espíritu Santo. Animamos a todos los feligreses a participar completa, activa y conscientemente en la vida de la iglesia y la Misión de nuestro Señor Jesucristo.
December 7, 2014
Second Sunday of Advent
Second Sunday of Advent December 7, 2014
Every valley shall be filled in, every mountain and hill shall be made low.
— Isaiah 40:4
Parish Office................................................... 783-2766 Parish Fax .................................................... 783-2760 Parish Email ……………….…[email protected] Parish Office Hours ~~ Bilingual Available Monday-Friday 10:00am-7:30pm T,W,F— 4—7:30 Saturday 10:00am-4:00pm 10 AM– 4 PM Sunday 9:00am-4:00pm 12PM– 4 PM
Oficina Parroquial
Rev. Joseph Antony Sebastian, SVD ......................... Pastor Monday; Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 10:00 am to 12.00 pm
5:00 pm to 8:00 pm (with appointment) lunes, miércoles, jueves y viernes 10:00 am a 12:00 pm
5.00 pm a 8.00 pm (con cita )
Rev. Mario Olea SVD ................................. Parochial Vicar Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
10:30 am to 12:00 pm 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm (with appointment)
lunes, martes, miércoles y jueves 10:30 am a 12:00 pm 5:00 pm a 8:00 pm (con cita)
Ariel Mayormita ............... Music Director/Director de Música Phone Ext. #223 E-Mail [email protected] Flor Herce ………………………………………..Bookkeeper Pat Ludwig ……………..…………...Administrative Assistant
Faith Formation Office ............................. 785-1818 Oficina de Formación de Fe Glenda Aragón ............................. Director of Faith Formation …………………. [email protected] Abraham Gonzalez ………….....Faith Formation Coordinator /Youth Minister………………[email protected] Bertha Cruz…………………………Administrative Assistant
St. Vincent de Paul ...................................... 783-0344 Office hours 1:30-3PM ONLY Monday-Friday San Vicente de Paul Gary Enos ................................................................. President
St. Joachim School ...................................... 783-3177 Escuela de San Joaquín Armond Seishas ........................................................ Principal Sandra Garzon .............................................. School Secretary
St. Joachim Pre-School ............................. 783-0604 Marisa Melgarejo ........................................................ Director Departamento Especial de Educación Religiosa en Español Hazel Rizo ............................................................... 785-1818
From the pastor’s desk: A monk was passing along a dangerous and deserted highway. He came across a wounded man with high fever lying
helplessly on the roadside. The monk took compassion on him and began to take care of him. He cleaned his wounds and tied them with medicinal leaves; he shared his food with him and spent the night taking care of him. The following morning the man was a little better and he was able to proceed on his own. When the monk was about to take leave, the stranger turned towards the monk and said to him, “Sir, you do not know who I am – neither my name, nor my race or caste or language, yet you bound my wounds, shared your food and spent the night taking care of me. Tell me, what made you do all these things for me?” Then the monk replied, “The Lord who created me said, ‘What you do to the least of your brethren, you do it for Me.’ You are my brother. What I had have done for you, I have done for my Lord.” Then the man said, “Sir who is your God. If your God makes you do all these things to a stranger, then I need that God. Give your God to me.” The monk paved the way for God in that man’s life. It is said that a saint is one who makes it easy for others to believe in God. Every baptized Christian has got the duty to proclaim Christ to others. We can fulfill this duty by going to mission countries and preaching to people about Jesus and his teaching, by offering monetary help to missionaries who are preaching about Jesus and his message, by offering prayers for people who are working in the mission territories etc. But the best way we can preach the Gospel to others is by living a life which will inspire others to find out what makes us to live such a good and noble life. Our life example is the best way we can facilitate God’s coming in the life of others. During this season of advent, let us resolve to live such a life that will make our neighbors and family members to seek Jesus who inspires us to live such a good life. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- A man who thought he was John the Baptist was disturbing the neighborhood. So for public safety, he was forcefully taken to the psychiatric ward of a hospital. He was put in a room with another crazy patient. He immediately began his routine, “I am John the Baptist! The Lord has sent me as the forerunner of Christ the Messiah!” The other guy looked at him and declared, “I am the Lord your God. I did not send you!” -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Christmas shopping, though fun, can be difficult. Did you hear about the guy that bought his wife a beautiful diamond ring for Christmas? A friend of his said, "I thought she wanted one of those sporty 4-Wheel drive vehicles." "She did," he replied. "But where am I gonna find a fake Jeep?"
From the Pastor’s Desk:
We are blessed when we give Acts 20:35... remembering the words the Lord Jesus himself said: 'It is more blessed to give than to receive. Please give generously to your Parish Community Somos bendecidos cuando damos Hechos 20:35 ... recordando las palabras del Señor Jesús mismo dijo: "Más bienaventurado es Dar que recibir. Por favor, sea generoso con su comunidad parroquial
Monday 7:00 am Heldo Advincula , Concepcion Mangaccat (Birthday)
Monday 8:30am Sol Salta (thanksgiving) Lazaro Anquero ,
Tuesday 7:00am The Community of St. Joachim
Tuesday 8:30am Remedios Pamatian ,(anniversary)
Wednesday 7:00am The Community of St. Joachim
Wednesday 8 :30 am The Community of St. Joachim
Wednesday 7:00 pm Alfonso Ayala ,
Thursday 7:00 am The Community of St. Joachim
Thursday 8:30am The Community of St. Joachim
Friday 7:00am The Community of St. Joachim
Friday 8:30am Pedro Achaigua ,
Saturday 8:30am The Community of St Joachim
Saturday 4:30 pm Roberto Bobby Marucut Wilfredo Lapid Reyes ,(40th day) Maxima Purisima
Saturday 6:00pm Isidro Gallegos Pimentel , (1st aniversario) Yolanda Huerto , (7th aniversario) Basilia Luna , (2nd aniversario) Por las almas del purgatorio Exequiel Franco,(3rd aniversario) Isidro Gallegos, (1st aniversario) Loreto Pimentel , (5th aniversario)
Sunday 7:30am Al Falleiro , Edward Villanueva , Daniel Esperon ,
Sunday 9:00 am Justin Metrillo (16th birthday) Michael Feliciano (healing) Woody Woods , Dalmacio Solis ,
Sunday 10:30am Patsy Wrynn ,
Sunday 12:15pm Anita R. Ruedas (healing) Leonida Hilario (healing) Lily Montelibano , Sunday 2:00pm Carlos Aleman (healing) Dolores De Fletes , (1st aniversario) Sunday 6:00pm Jorge Alonso Alfaro , Almas del Purgatorio Jose Luis Pelayo Rexach,
Mass Intentions December 6 - 13, 2014
Pray for Those In Need~ ~Oremos por quienes nos necesitan. Fernando Loera Veronica Quezada Oscar Reyes Francisco Garcia Amelia Mamari Pat Scott Gloria Miller Patty Gutierrez Patricia Powell Tim Dorr Maria Elena Romero Gordon Quarry Paul Prado Mr & Mrs Morais Howard Duarte Evelyn Serran Easten Seymour
In the Parish this Week: December 8th— Monday Immaculate Conception Holy Day of Obligation 7 PM Bilingual Mass, 7 & 8 30 AM English Masses
December 7-11 Lady of Guadalupe Novena Novena at 7 PM each evening
December 12th Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe 6 PM
December 13th — Saturday The Light of Christmas Concert & Dinner 6:00 PM in the Gym.
COLLECTION FOR WEEK October 23 , 2014
The Total amounts for the collection
$ 8,293.70
EFT collection $ 1,055.00 Other Collection ————- TOTAL FOR THE WEEK
$ 9,348.70
The Food Offering for the Poor next week is:
Cereal
COLLECTION FOR WEEK October 30 , 2014
The Total amounts for the collection
$ 8,408.70
EFT collection $ 711.00 Thanksgiving Day $ 1,796.00 TOTAL FOR THE WEEK
$10,915.70
Second Sunday of Advent ST. JOACHIM CHURCH December 7, 2014
Un monje estaba pasando a lo largo de una carretera desierta y peligrosa. Se encontró a un hombre herido con fiebre alta desamparadamente
tirado en la carretera. El monje tuvo compasión de él y empezó a cuidar de él. El limpió las heridas y las ató con hojas medicinales; Él compartió su comida con él y pasó la noche cuidando de él. A la mañana siguiente el hombre se sintió un poco mejor y pudo continuar por su cuenta. Cuando el monje estaba a punto de despedirse, el extraño se volvió hacia el monje y le dijo: "Señor, tú no sabes quién soy – ni mi nombre, ni mi raza o casta o lengua, y aun así cuidaste de mis heridas, compartiste tu comida y pasaste la noche cuidando de mí. Dime, ¿qué te hizo hacer todas estas cosas por mí? "Entonces el monje respondió: "El Señor quien me creó dijo, ' lo que hiciste al más pequeño de vuestros hermanos, lo hiciste por mí ' Tú eres mi hermano. Lo que hice por ti, lo he hecho por mi Señor". Entonces el hombre dijo: "Señor, quién es tu Dios. Si tu Dios te pide hacer todas estas cosas por un extraño, entonces yo necesito a ese Dios. Dame a ese Dios”. El monje facilitó el camino hacia Dios en la vida de ese hombre. Se dice que un santo es aquel que hace que sea fácil para los demás creer en Dios. Cada cristiano bautizado tiene el deber de anunciar a Cristo a los demás. Podemos cumplir con este deber viajando a los países de misión y predi-car a la gente sobre Jesús y sus enseñanzas, ofreciendo ayuda monetaria a los misioneros que están predicando sobre Jesús y su mensaje, ofre-ciendo oraciones para las personas que trabajan en los territorios de misión, etc. Pero la mejor manera que podemos predicar el Evangelio a los demás es vivir una vida que inspire a otros para averiguar lo que nos hace vivir una vida tan buena y noble. Nuestro ejemplo de vida es la mejor ma-nera con la cual podemos facilitar la venida de Dios a la vida de los demás. Durante este tiempo de Adviento, decidamos vivir una vida que hará que nuestros vecinos y miembros de la familia busquen a Jesús quien nos inspira a vivir una buena vida. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Un hombre que creía que él era Juan el Bautista estaba molestando en el barrio. Así que para la seguridad pública, fue llevado a la fuerza a la sala psiquiátrica de un hospital. Lo pusieron en una habitación con otro paciente loco. Inmediatamente comenzó su rutina, "Yo soy Juan el Bautista. El Señor me ha enviado como el precursor de Cristo el Mesías!" El otro lo miró y declaró: "Yo soy el Señor tu Dios. Yo no te envié!" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Las compras para Navidad, aunque divertido, puede ser difícil. ¿Se enteró de la persona que compró a su esposa un anillo de diamante para Navidad? Un amigo de él dijo, "Yo creía que ella quería uno de esos vehículos de tracción 4 x 4 deportivo." "Sí", contestó. "Pero, ¿dónde voy a encontrar un Jeep falso?"
Nota de nuestro pastor
Grupo Guadalupano
El grupo Guadalupano de la parroquia,le invita a formar parte del Novenario a la Virgen de Guadaupe, patrocinando uno de los días de la novena. Integrantes del grupo estarán afuera para tomar su información en el caso de que decidan formar parte del grupo de patrocinadores. Gracias!!
Mass of Anointing For the Sick Saturday December13th 10 AM Bilingual Service
The Simbang Gabi Ministry of St. Joachim Church is inviting everyone to partici-pate in the coming Simbang Gabi Masses which starts on the 16th to the 24th of December at 5:30AM fol-lowed by a reception in the gymnasium. Simbang Gabi (Dawn Mass or Misa De Gallo) is a 9-Day Novena of Masses in preparation for Christmas. (for more details on this parish event, please check our website: stjoachimchurch.net) We encourage everyone to be a Hermano or Hermana for one of the 9 novena masses and or share your favorite breakfast recipes for the receptions. For the Hermano/Hermana, please contact any of the following: Ron Ytem (510)2981368 Ian Ytem (708)2976998 CJ Gutierrez (510) 3421555 ~~~~~For the Food Donation, please contact: Eric and Jeneal Valladares (510) 4326872 A Blessed Advent Season to everyone. The Simbang Gabi Ministry
Second Sunday of Advent ST. JOACHIM CHURCH December 7, 2014
DECEMBER CALENDAR December 7th— 7 PM Guadalupe Novena December 8th— The Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary—Holy Day of Obligation—English Mass at 7 AM & 8:30 AM Bilingual Mass at 7 PM December 8th— 7 PM Guadalupe Novena December 9th— 7 PM Guadalupe Novena December 10th—7 PM Guadalupe Novena December 11th—7 PM Guadalupe Novena December 12th—6 PM Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe December 13th—10 AM Mass of Anointing for the sick—bilingual December 13th—6 PM The Light of Christmas Concert & Dinner in the Gym December 16th—5:30 AM Simbang Gabi —7 PM Los Posadas December 17th—5:30 AM Simbang Gabi —7 PM Communal Reconciliation —8PM Los Posadas December 18th—5:30 AM Simbang Gabi —7 PM Los Posadas December 19th—5:30 AM Simbang Gabi —7 PM Los Posadas December 20th—5:30 AM Simbang Gabi —7 PM Los Posadas December 21st—5:30 AM Simbang Gabi —7 PM Los Posadas December 22nd—5:30 AM Simbang Gabi —7 PM Los Posadas December 23rd—5:30 AM Simbang Gabi —7 PM Los Posadas December 24th—5:30 AM Simbang Gabi —5:00 PM Mass English —7 PM Mass Spanish —8 PM Los Posadas — Midnight Mass—English December 25th —7:30 AM Mass English — 9:00 AM Mass English — 10:30 AM Mass English — 12:15 PM Mass English — 2:00 PM Mass Spanish —- 6:00 PM Mass Spanish December 31st — 5:00 PM Mass English — 7 :00 PM Mass Spanish — Midnight — Benediction January 1st —- One Mass—10 AM
Vatican Corner On November 31, 2014 Pope Francis concluded a three-day trip to the cities of Ankara and Istanbul in Turkey. The trip was primarily to meet again with Patriarch Bartholomew I, the spiritual leader of over 250 million Orthodox Christians, whose Church broke away from the Roman Church in the year 1054. That division of Christians between the eastern Orthodox and western Roman church was a result of differences in their views on authority. The Orthodox Eastern Church believes in self- governing churches with the primary authority being Christ himself, and with a council of all sister churches used to settle doctrinal disputes. It is not a centralized organization headed by a pontiff as is the Roman Church. Their spiritual leader is the Patriarch of Constantinople holding the title of “the first among equals”. Constantinople, now known as Istanbul was the center of Orthodox Christianity until the Ottoman conquest in 1453. Today only around 120,000 Orthodox Christians remain in Turkey. The vast majority of the 80 million citizens are Muslims. The estrangement between the two Christian groups continued through the Middle Ages, with linguistic, cultural, theological differences, and political events widening the separation. The Orthodox Church is rich liturgically and believes it has preserved the tradition and continuity of the ancient Church of the first 10 centuries. It believes that other Christian denominations have departed from that tradition and from the true faith. On this trip Pope Francis and Patriarch Bartholomew had interfaith dialogue and signed a joint declaration pledging to intensify their search for Christian unity and calling for constructive talks with the religion of Islam. In a press conference Pope Francis noted that not all Roman Catholics and Orthodox are happy with the unification progress that has been made and that work of convincing the more conservative factions must continue with patience and humility. Also on his trip the Pope met and prayed with Muslim leaders and saw the Turkish president. He told them that leaders must clearly condemn all terrorist violence being committed in Islam’s name against religious minorities in Iraq and Syria. He said that barbaric violence had nothing to do with the Koran, which is “a book of peace”. He reaffirmed that military force was justified to halt the Islamic State group’s advance, and called for greater dialogue among Christians, Muslims and people of all faiths to end fundamentalism. At the end of his trip Pope Francis met with a group of refugees from conflict zones of the Middle East and Africa. It was a “personal encounter” between the refugees and the Pope that also helps to remind the international community of the huge number of refugees who have flocked to Turkey from neighboring countries, especially Syria. Istanbul is a place where religions, empires and cultures collided, the Pope's message of interfaith dialogue has profound resonance from there. Sources: News.VA, TheBlaze, . orthodoxyinamerica.org, BBC.com
Segundo Domingo de Adviento ST. JOACHIM CHURCH 7 de Diciembre de 2014
Readings for the Week Lecturas de la Semana Mon/Lunes: Gn 3:9-15, 20; Ps 98:1 -4; Eph 1:3-6, 11-12; Lk 1:26-38 Tues/Martes: Is 40:1-11; Ps 96:1- 3, 10ac, 11-13; Mt 18:12-14 Wed/Mier: Is 40:25-31; Ps 103:1-
4,8, 10; Mt 11:28-30 Thurs/Juev: Is 41:13-20; Ps 145:1, 9, 10-13ab; Mt 11:11-15 Fri/Vier: Zec 2:14-17 or Rv 1:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab;Jdt 13:18bcde, 19: Lk 1:26- 38 or Lk 1:39-47, or any readings from the Com mon of the Blessed Virgin Mary, nos. 707- 712 Sat/Sab: Sir 48:1-4, 9-11; Ps 80:2ac, 3b, 15-16, 18-19; Mt 17:9a, 10-13 Sun/Dom: Is 61:1-2a, 10-11; Lk
1:46-50, 53-54; 1 Thes 5:16-24; Jn 1:6-
8, 19-28
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PAN DE VIDA RETREAT A weekend for, of, and by young people
All youth and young adults ages 13-18 are invited The Pan de Vida Retreat program promotes, organizes and directs retreats based on the
Gospel of St. John, Chapter 6 “I am the Bread of Life” The focus on the Eucharist shows young people that Christ must be at the center of their lives”
January 16, 17, 18, 2015 ST. JOACHIM PARISH
Registra on Forms are available at the Faith Forma on and Rectory Offices and are due no later than December 14th. For more informa on contact the Faith Forma on Office at
510-785-1818
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The St. Joachim Music Ministry and the St. Joachim School Children’s
Choir Invite you to join them in their Christmas
Presentation,
THE LIGHT of CHRISTMAS
(A Dinner and Concert Event) Directed by:
Ariel Mayormita Armond Seishas and Andres Gonzalez
December 13, 2013 6:00PM Catered Dinner
7:30PM Showtime Donation: $25.00
(Inclusive of dinner and show) Please make checks payable to:
St. Joachim Church Memo: Christmas Concert
For tickets, contact: Ariel Mayormita (510) 589-7555
St. Joachim Rectory: (510) 783-2766
Greetings Seniors,
Come join us for our Christmas Luncheon on Dec. 19 at noon in the Parish Hall. This should be a great time, and great food. To make a reservation contact Lorry or Ken Goode at 276-9338 and tell them what you would like to bring. See you there!!
Communal Reconciliation
St. Joachim Church Wednesday December 17th
~~~7pm-9pm Priests from other Parishes will be here to assist.
Servicio Penitencial
Iglesia de San Joaquín Miercoles, 17 de
Diciembre 7 pm - 9 pm
Los sacerdotes de otras Parroquias estarán aquí
para ayudar
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